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TaylorMadeFan15

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Hey Guys! I've recently wanted to change my set of irons from Callaway X-18's to Taylor Made Burner Plus Irons. Is that a good idea? Is this bag a good deal also? Bag: [IMG]http://i1165.photobucket.com/albums/q594/Callaway1992/64d5dd25d62efd6d0e1fadfade078844.jpg[/IMG] Thanks for any help or ideas.

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Yes, help our economy, please!

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Callaway clubs are allergic to TaylorMade bags and will develop fat and thin shots, slices, hooks, and shanks.

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Great idea and good deal!

Driver: 913D2, 9.5°
3-Wood: V-Steel, 15°
Hybrid: Rescue Dual TP, 19°
Irons: MP-64, 4-PW
Wedges: Vokey SM 54.10, 60.08 Putter: Studio Style Newport 2

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look at the callaway carry bag, basically the same design, but the shoulder straps are a lot better than the taylormade bag i tried.

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 i15 3 Hybrid (20* Stiff Flex)

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My brother recently purchased a calloway carry bag and loves it.  Very light weight but stury.  And the shoulder straps seem well made.

Jeff

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Originally Posted by iacas

Callaway clubs are allergic to TaylorMade bags and will develop fat and thin shots, slices, hooks, and shanks.

Hmmmm. My Callaway bag must be a TM bag in disguise because my Callaway clubs are showing ALL the symptoms you describe!


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Callaway clubs are allergic to TaylorMade bags and will develop fat and thin shots, slices, hooks, and shanks.

Funny that - I've got a Callaway bag, Callaway X-22s, and got some of those Hex Black Callaway balls thanks to Mr. Els and still had this trouble.  I think the Nike shirt and Titleist hat were the culprits.

I would like to thank my many sponsors:

 

Cobra Amp 9.5* Driver; Aldila RIP Stiff 55g shaft

Titleist 904f 17* 4W; S300 shaft

Callaway X-22 3-P, reg flex, 1/2" long, 2* up

Titleist Vokey 252.08 & 256.14 wedges; standard

Ping Anser Putter (because it gives me the confidence I need to 4 putt)

Winn Dri-Tac Jumbo grips all around

Top-flite Gamer V2 ball

I'm 6'4", 210lbs, 34yo.


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Originally Posted by TaylorMadeFan15

Hey Guys!

I've recently wanted to change my set of irons from Callaway X-18's to Taylor Made Burner Plus Irons. Is that a good idea?

Is this bag a good deal also?

Bag:

Thanks for any help or ideas.

It would also be a great idea to send money to my pay pal account since you asking me to make personal decisions for you...

Originally Posted by iacas

Callaway clubs are allergic to TaylorMade bags and will develop fat and thin shots, slices, hooks, and shanks.

^I knew that it couldn't be anything I was doing. Stupid inanimate objects screwing up my golf game...

"My ball is on top of a rock in the hazard, do I get some sort of relief?"

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